Goods Service Tax is a biggest reform in recent past. Technology will play a pivotal role in GST implementation and administration from both, the government and business perspectives. GST will be implemented with state of art IT infrastructure and here comes an opportunity for all the commerce graduates.
Before we discuss the opportunities let’s have a look at some statistics:
Tax base under GST (as per Government Statistics) | 80,00,000. |
Returns to be filed every year | 37 |
Total returns to be filed per annum (1×2) | 29.60 Crore |
Average filing fees per return | Rs.250/- |
Expected Revenue from Filing returns | Rs.7,400 Crore |
Let’s see what are the opportunities for a commerce graduate?
Now, looking at the above mentioned statistics it’s quite clear that GST definitely brings lots of new job opportunities.
With the increase in transparency of work there comes a need for an efficient accountant. Since there are roughly 80 lacs assessed there will be an equivalent requirement of good accountants.
Accounting knowledge, basic understating of tax laws, Hands on training and experience with on accounting software.
There is an increase in the tax base and even an increase in the returns to be filed per person resulting into overall increase in the demand for tax return preparation.
Accounting knowledge, basic understating of tax laws, Hands on training and experience with on accounting software.
In the GST regime more thrust is on the technology. There will be need for reconciliations so that there is no mismatch in the final reports. Moreover the management may need executives who can prepare timely reports so that the same can help in effective decision making.
Basic & Advance excel, accuracy in data handling & analytical skills
7,500/- to 35,000/- per month.
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